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OPINION | Queensland’s Missing Children
Thursday, 24 Jul, 2025
As the Commission of Inquiry into Queensland’s child safety system kicks off, we are already seeing signs that the system needs a complete overhaul. There are currently 12,705 children in the care of the Department of Child Safety, the problem being they have no idea where 780 of those children are. These children have […]
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Katter meets with Minister and Department to save Mount Isa
Tuesday, 22 Jul, 2025
On the first day of sitting, Kennedy MP Bob Katter met with the new Minister for Industry and Innovation, Senator Tim Ayres, and his department head to develop a rescue package for Mount Isa, which provides mining sector reforms and ensures taxpayer funds won't be used to bail out the international mining giant Glencore. "Let […]
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Qld Health budget fails renal patients in Charters Towers: Katter
Tuesday, 22 Jul, 2025
Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) Leader and Member for Traeger Robbie Katter has criticised the Queensland Government for once again turning its back on remote renal patients by ignoring requests for lifesaving funds in the latest Budget. Despite persistent lobbying by Mr Katter for funding to extend the Charters Towers renal dialysis service, backed by Health […]
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Home Schooling Families Secure Major Policy Win
Monday, 21 Jul, 2025
Katter’s Australian Party (KAP) Deputy Leader and Hinchinbrook MP Nick Dametto has welcomed the Queensland Government’s decision to adopt all eight recommendations of the Independent Home Education Unit Review (“the Review”), describing it as a major breakthrough for freedom of choice in education. Mr Dametto said the policy shift was a far cry from 2024, […]
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Katter on Bega closures: “Australia sends its farmers into battle without shield or helmet”
Friday, 18 Jul, 2025
Bob Katter, Federal Member for Kennedy, has slammed the closure of Bega's peanut processing plants in Tolga and Kingaroy, labelling it yet another blow in the deliberate destruction of Australian food manufacturing by governments that "should never be forgiven." "This country used to have thriving industries: tobacco, peanuts, maize, flour, citrus, grapes, and about 30 […]
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Ernest Henry mine profit is a “flashing neon sign” of Glencore’s failure
Thursday, 17 Jul, 2025
FEDERAL Member for Kennedy Bob Katter has welcomed news that Ernest Henry mine has hit record profit under its new ownership, while taking the opportunity to slam former operator Glencore for what he called "spectacular mismanagement". "I am informed that Glencore shut the Ernest Henry mine because they claimed it wasn't profitable," Mr Katter said. […]
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